M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, Rochester, NY Videos
Videos by M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence in Rochester. The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence is a nonprofit that works to realize Mahatma Gandhi's vision of a just and peaceful world through his teachings of nonviolence and unconditional love for others.
Re-introducing Erin Thompson! Last month, Erin transitioned into his current role as Executive Director. While he may be new to this role, Erin has long been a part of the Gandhi Institute team. We sat down with Erin to ask him about his leadership and lessons learned.
For more conversation with Erin, you can check out the latest episode of “Perspectives on Peace,” where we talk to Erin about his new role and reflect on his time at the Gandhi Institute thus far.
Listen here: https://gandhiinstitute.org/2024/02/23/re-introducing-erin-thompson-executive-director/
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Re-introducing Erin Thompson! Last month, Erin transitioned into his current role as Executive Director. While he may be new to this role, Erin has long been a part of the Gandhi Institute team. We sat down with Erin to ask him about his leadership and lessons learned. For more conversation with Erin, you can check out the latest episode of “Perspectives on Peace,” where we talk to Erin about his new role and reflect on his time at the Gandhi Institute thus far. Listen here: https://gandhiinstitute.org/2024/02/23/re-introducing-erin-thompson-executive-director/
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Get to know our community garden - we have fruit trees, a meditative labyrinth, and over 25 beds, 13 of which are used by neighbors of the Institute to grow their own food and flowers. This video was made and shared by the wonderful Anglelica Reyfer, a student at the UofR who chose the Gandhi garden food history project. Angelica not only gave us the gift of this video, she also volunteered with us in the fall!
Dominic Barter talks about a misconception of Restorative Practices and conflict. What did you think of the podcast?
Discover the transformative potential of restorative practices with Dominic Barter in our latest podcast! 🔗 in comments
We are happy to have Wovenhome provide music for Open House! Be sure to check them out this Saturday! 🔗 in comments
What our team is saying about the Changemaker Retreat...
Tune into what the Gandhi Institute team is saying about the Changemaker Retreat! Matt discusses what the retreat means to him...
Registration is still open, sign up on our website to join us on August 21-24 for in-person community building, and fun as we explore different approaches to nonviolence together!
Register Here: https://app.giveffect.com/campaigns/27175-changemaker-retreat-2023
Join us for a lovely breakfast chat next Tuesday! Breakfast chats are a way to connect with the Institute co-directors, hear about our work, and dream up plans for the future! The best part of the morning is hearing from y'all and sharing a nourishing breakfast. Come to the Institute next Tuesday at 8am! P.S. Breakfast Chats happen on the second Tuesday of the month! 🎶: José James - Lovely Day
New podcast out! We talk about Black history, the 4 pillars, and the great work being done in Rochester today. Check it out! 🔗 in comments. P.S. Malcom X was born on this day. Did you know that he visited Rochester??? Listen to the podcast and learn more!
Excited to have Sage Lenier speak at Soulforce next weekend!!! About Sage: Sage Lenier is a 24-year-old climate activist and founder of Sustainable & Just Future, a Gen Z-led nonprofit with the goal of equipping the next generation with the knowledge and skills they need to survive and adapt to a climate-changed world.
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Jonathon's response to Dream #seasonfornonviolence "I’m a dreamer. I dreamed of freedom, riches, and traveling the United States. I dreamed of just being left alone, so I can live my life. Now, I dream for just peace of mind. The one thing I can do every day to honor and accomplish my dream, meditate." - Jonathon Jones
Come over for a special Valentine's Day Breakfast! Good food, company, and cause. Next Tuesday, 2/14, 8-9am Registration 🔗 in comment!
Looking back to a beautiful night! It was great to celebrate Gwen's book From Conflict to Community and raise money for the Gandhi Institute. It was a chance to meet, reconnect, & learn in community. ❤️
Beloved Community Gwen Olton shares her hopefulness about a future where people are cared for. A beloved community that does not rely on force & power over. #belovedcommunity #nonviolence #rocnonviolence #conflict #conflictresolution #harmreduction #community #fromconflicttocommunity
Reasons for Giving: Impact on Youth & Community Boards members Jessica & Annette share why they support the Gandhi Institute. Jessica gives a testimonial to the lasting impact it has made on her students. Annette speaks on the need to invest in building up our youth. We appreciate any & all your support to continue doing meaningful work for a better future! Learn more on our website. ❤️
Reasons for Giving: Abundance & Warmth Boards members Joel & Jyothsna share why they support the Gandhi Institute. Joel speaks to our work of funding hope and abundance in the face of disagreement and differences. Jyothsna talks about how inclusive and warm it feels with the Gandhi Institute. We appreciate all your support to continue doing this meaningful work for a nonviolent, sustainable, and just world!
Reasons for Giving: Being part of the Change Boards members Jade, Angee, & Trish share why they support the Gandhi Institute. We are about 60% to our goal for our Annual Appeal and would appreciate your support to continue doing this meaningful work. Donate to the Institute & support our mission of creating a nonviolent, sustainable, and just world.